"I have six honest serving men They taught me all I knew Their names are What, and Where and When; and Why and How and Who." Rudyard...

In Homework Blues, we gave you an overview of our homework problems (note: we say 'our' quite deliberately - although it was our...

This blog gives a bit of background about the problems we were having with homework.

Or: Getting Our Daughter to do Her Homework Without Her Parents Having a Nervous Breakdown “AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGG...

This Forget-Me-Not was originally devised for use in the Wonder stage of QWERTY®. It can be used in other areas, too, but primarily as a...

Flame, Fuse, Fire! can be a very useful technique for prospective memory. It helps you to remember to do things in the future. We have...

We've already given you an overview of Flame, Fuse, Fire!, what the three parts to the technique are, and things to bear in mind when...

Flame, Fuse Fire! is a memory prompt technique to help you and your child remember to do things in the future. The technical term for...

The waiting element would seem to be the most reactive of the Observation types, where the Learner just sits back until the time is right....

Of the three categories within Observation, this would seem to be the most obvious. It's simply a matter of finding something, surely?...

Got-A-Head®? wants to create a reflective child, one who thinks widely and deeply about everything they come across. We want our...

"We cannot create observers by saying 'observe', but by giving them the power and the means for this observation and these means are...

QWERTY® is the ultimate thinking tool that is at the very heart of what we do at Got-A-Head®? It's a creative planning technique that...

So by this time, you've probably had a look at QWERTY®. You know what it stands for and you'll no doubt have browsed our blogs on the...

You’ve been thinking! Well done! So how did it go? Were you happy with the result? Have you heard the final whistle? Hmmm, maybe not. ...

You would think this would be the easiest stage of QWERTY®. You defined your question, wondered about how to find a solution, explored...

So, by this time you have defined your Question and done some blue sky thinking in Wonder. You have come up with some viable solutions in...

Now that you have done the Wonder stage, you have all sorts of ideas and information at your fingertips. Some of those ideas could be...

Wonder is the really fun stage of QWERTY® where you get to consider all the things that could provide a solution to your question. At...

STOP! THINK! Whatever task you have in hand, chances are that applying QWERTY® could be of real benefit. It can make the job easier,...